une start up française imprime du tissu humain
Publié le 4 février 2016 par Annick Rivoire
ceci est la version française etc Bordeaux, Poietis prints living cells. Backed up by patents, the company has just raised 2.5 million euros to develop its laser-assisted technology of high definition printing of human tissues.
Printing living cells is a research sector and a market with vertiginous growth rates: 450 million dollars in 2013 and almost double the figure forecasted for 2018. Adopting the principle of 3D printing, the tissues are designed on CAD (computer-aided design) tools to then be printed with bioinks.
Poietis is a start-up from the Gironde region created in September 2014 by Fabien Guillemot, researcher at Inserm (National Institute for health and medical research) and international pioneer of bioprinting, and Bruno Brisson, a biochemist with 20 years of experience in biotechnologies. Set up at the Bioparc Bordeaux Métropole, Poietis offers a world exclusive new approach to bioprinting.
“The objective is to reproduce the complexity of the living”
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